Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 1

AIT I VOLUME 5, JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1861, NUMBER 144. The Daily Gazette PUBLISHED EVERY EXCEPT SUKDAY BI UOLT, BOWKS WltCOX Uf LAJ-PWS BLOCK, JUZtf STREET. TERMS: SIX DOLLARS A YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE OHiELZS HOLT. HKiX BOWSH. DAJTBL WILCOJt RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Twrfve close matter, or la equivalent in space, constitute a agnare. ISquarelday, do do 3 do do 1 week, do 2 dc 4 do 2 months, do 3 do 6 do 12 do 50 per cent, advance on 1 Square, do 50 per rent, advance on 2 Squares. Columns mouths, do do do do do do 2 2 OC 3 00 4 OC 6 OC 6 00 8 00 1200 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 6 1 year, 3 months, 6 1 year, 3 months, 0 1 year, 3 mouths, $1200 18 OC SO OC 14 OC 20 OC 40 00 1800 30 00 60 00 35 OC 60 00 100 00 1 year, Cards in "Business Directory," $1,58 per year each ne for 3 lines; per year lor each additional line. Sixicial Notices, (leaded and kept inside, having pre- ealeace of oidinary advertisements,) 50 percent advance oa ordinary rates. Notices of Meetings, Charitable Societies, Fire Companies, half price.

Advertisements not accompanied witli directions will be inserted til! forbid, and charged for accordingly. All Transient Advertisements must be paid for in ad- rawe-r. This rule will not be varied from. Advertising bills Collectable quarterly. Ot, JACKSON, Attoruo-s at Law, Hyutt House Block, Janesville, TiB J.

B. KKOWLTON. A. A. JACESOS.

JOHN WINANS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, office under Central Bank, Janesville, Wis. NOAH KEWEt.1.. Wholesale and Ketail BookBeUer and Stationer, Lap- IIJB'B block, oaat aide of riTer, Janesnlle, Wig. S. F.

COLE, XL. D. HomeopathlBt and Sorgean. Office at Beale Hat Store five doors south el the Baptist Church. J.

Vff. D. PAB.KJBK. Attorney at Law, Janesville, Wifl. Office with Bates Mcholu, Nurth Mam utreet.

mav28dawlf 91. B. JOHNSON. Dentist. Office over Moseley 4 Bro'B Bookstore, West Milwaukee sLreet, Janeaville, Wla.

aprodawtl Attorney and Counselor at Law. Jaiifonlle, Wisconsin. Office Lappin's Block aprladawly L. DAT dc- Boot aud Shoe Mannlkcturers, in William's story block, Uast Milwaukee street. G.

W. CHITTENDES, M. llomoeopaUiist and Surgeon. Office and residence, AcaUeuiv tew rods northwest Milwaukee freight depot. jvadavvtl B.

F. PEBiUI-ETON. Dentist. Is prepared to operate in every branch of his pruleutuon. Kuunu one door north oi McKey Bro's, Malli Jitneeviiie, WJ8.

aprlDiiuwt' SASFOilB A. HUDSON, Attorney ana Counsellor at Law, Office in Empire jiiock, Jiuieoviue, iV iaconsin. June istii. Je2Mawtf U. A.

PATTERSON. Attorney at Law aud Justice of the i'wuce, JanesvilJu, VVia. 'jib on iiaiu street, nearly opposite tlie Auicr- PKASK. Attorneys ana at uffice in oiocK, Main BUCUL, juiieaViUe, Wis. B.B.: Myers' City inglueei and County Suneyoi, will attend to cn- gutxiuig, rart eying, puttting, oralting aud couve.i- Olbce in County -liuudiug, wiui Ciert ul Uif jy.tldii.wti SKW YOB.K CASH M.

Smith, Wholesale and Ketail dealer iu Dry Crockery. isO' Boot, and Shoes, Mats uua Cupb, Buunula, iicuay-uiade Clothing and every kind ol MiTthuudiBe at tlie very lowest cash prices. (Cgggi Z' FOLSOM, BpSy Oculist, ollice at the Mew England Bouse, Jauravule, Wis. I. O.

O. F. Wisconsin Lodge, No. 14, meets in Lappin's Block, on evening ol each weeK. A.

X. O. BENNKTT, CASSODAY GIBUS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office, Ulppin's JaacdVuMe, will I'tu-mbh Abstracts ol i'llle ojjj jyxUy IV. ROBINSON.

Architect. Designs and pums lor both public and private witndetail builders 1 ounuacts. eKtiiuaws, turmsued at ahon uoucu. ulhce in Lappin's block. J.

M. MAY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Also continues to so- cure claims Iroui the United Stated government. Special attention paid to rejected caseo and exteu- also to pateut litisuUuu. the more puieuta iasue.1 to inventors in uvuUient Wts- through Uiisagency duriugthelatittewmonths are.

UiUlger portable Urist Milia, Uilmore 4 "ituck unit. Stone Ureasiui; Machine, aud Quartz Uock Jy'ush Cutw' Urain separator, aud jjoot- Automatic Attachment for Jlclodeulis and i'urtea. Office in May's building, coi-uer Maiu anil Milwaukee Jauesville, Wis. marl3d6m. SLOAT'S SEWING MACHINES.

AN" be a few doors cast of the Post Office, wa'ilcw Ktret-t. Machinea have proved the Huperiority over those lien tofore offered to the public from the f.illwrinz merits: The elasticity of the Beam Tho complete aiUptability to all thickneM of They are the swiftest machines in use and Inast liable to gi-t oat oforder. They are BO simple and complete in their construction as not to require a practical hand to use them. They 11- m. Fell and Gather.

These machines will be kept ia repair one -year Free of Charge. F. L. EATNOR, mar9daK-ly Agent. UNION IS THE MOTTO.

Price Fanning Mills A RE callei the Best Hills in the state, so say the wise men of the north, as they hare taken the FIRST at the State Fair and at the last 2 lairs of Rock connty. The tonic expwi-nce in the business enables them to offer Fanning Mills of an IMPROVED KIND, ot up In the beat style and workmanship, for separating oata from wheat and clcauing grass seeds and jrrain of every variety. We have on hand at all times a first rate mill that cannot fuil to suit the purchaser. done en short ur-tice on reasonable terms. All orders directed to I'rictj Go Janesville, will be promptly Kt tended to.

Factory nn the stage road to Madison, £,14 xuiles northwobl (r -m 28wtf I'JIICB VAN VRANKKN- 4 BYERS. Received this Day A Dearlwrn'd. a very larpe supply of the celebrated Gold Penn, Pencils and Toothpicks manufactured by r.croy W. Fairchild. marSOdtf Sabbath School Libraries.

OINQIXG Books, Claas Books, 4c. A very large sup- ply received this day, at O. 3. DEABBORN. THE FARMERS'TESTIMONIAL AND THE PEOPLE'S CERTIFICATE, the undersigned, citizens of Bock county, do certify that we have purchased Boots (of their own manufacture) from Messrs.

Hemming Thomas at various times, and nave worn them constantly for the length of time herewith stated: Samtt. Residence. Henry Wright, Porter, Michael Miso, Fulton, AntiDdidl, Bock, Thos Lynch, Boh't JT Coppinga Kob't Wixoui. Fulton Janesville, Center, Janesville, 11 Doolittle, John Cmll, Seth Cushimui, Bernard Little, John Tracy, Center, John Ueury, Johnstown, David Griffiths, Janesvilie, I IL A Bennett, Mt. Zion, A Jiager, Portej, Ira Paruiley, Center, James Cronk, Janesville, John Derius, Plymouth, Clark Pepper, Center, James 11 ipkins, jSilancL.t, Walworth Co, Thos llamson, Janosville, Hiram Baker, Samuel Stevens, John Green, Fulton, Carle, Wm Heuiens, James Carle, Qeo dickering, Bock, Jos urgess, La Prairie, Cronk, Center, Wm Mills, Janesville, Gray, Johnstown, Palmer, Janesville, Alexander I'auL, Fulton, 6 00 13 David Cross, Jauesville, 3 75 12 Parker, 6 SO 11 and good for another winter.

We are prepared to make any quantity of the same sort," and invite a trial by others than thoso who certify to the quality of our work. A General Stuck of every article of SOOTS SHOES kept constantly on hand. HEMMING TUOM AS. Janesvillo, Oct. 15th, 1860.

Oat. $475 4 00 4 SO 6 00 560 600 6 00 480 8 00 450 4 00 6 00 6 00 5 00 6 00 475 450 450 5 00 6 00 375 5 00 600 460 4 50 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 500 6 00 6 00 600 6 00 3 75 650 Time Warn 15 mouths 2 years. 18 20 14 12 18 12 13 18 14 18 18 J8 Id 12 18 12 17 12 12 15 12 24 14 12 12 12 20 18 24 18 14 1839. ESTABLISHED 1839, S. STJIT KENTUCKY SALT BITER BOURBON WHISKEY, DISTILLERIES! ADDRESS S.

T. SUIT, DISTILLER, Jefferson County, Kentucky. The above pure and celebrated article Is for sale, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES, by marlSdawtf TALLMAN COLLINS, Agents by Appointment. Tlie most effectual and wholesome Saleratns ever introdnced. FOE SALE by QEOCBES Everywhere.

MANUFACTORY, 45 Washington cor. Franklin NEW YORK. BOLD BY S- ELDREIDS at Janeeville, F. FKXiSH AKB.ZVAL OF WHEELOCK'S, in part of all Sizes and Styleo ol Jars, Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Goblets, Glasses, Preserve and fruit Dishes, and all of A Large Assortment of all kinds of TUMBLERS, CUT AND PRESSED! LANTERNS, LAMPS, ALL KINDS OF BAR FIXTURES. A NEW KIND OF BLOWN GLASS that seal themsulvaH with atmospheric pressure, requir- September, llth.

1800. no cork or wax whatever. GOODS SOLD CHEAP. seplldawtf THE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT. PROSPECTUS FOR 1861.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOB GJ-ettine up Clubs. Dally, Trl.Weeltly and Weekly I 1HE Democrat will continue to bo a faithful advocate and euiiporter of ihe principles of the rcpuuli- party. energies will be especially devoted to he tlic advocacy of western interests and the assertion uf western rights. The administration of Abraham Lincoln shall receive its cordial and unfjdtir- ng support. The great measures of a 1'acific railroad the central route; free lauds for the landless; the improvemcut ol river navigation; retrenchment and elorui iu all the departments of the federal goveru- aeut, will be urged with that zeal and devotion which mve won for the Democrat ita present position.

On till ncstious it will boldly espouse the right, andonlyscck advancement through the public good. ITS NEWS. LOCAL AND HI6CELLAXEOCB DEPAMME.1T8, iall be nil readers could desire. The Political, cricultur.il Mannlactnring interests of the country shall receive due- attention. THE COM1TEBCIAL CHARACTER the Democrat is well established.

This important utcrest is under the management ot one thoroughly fa- with commercial aflairs. and we pledge our hon- that its shall always be tho true index of j-adehete, wliile it furnishes daily more commercial ews than any other paper in Missouri. ABTKT7LAK ATTENTION IS DHIECTZP TO ODH DOLLAR WEZKLIl The largest paper in the country for the price of one ollaT. THE TPI-WZEELY DEMOCRAT, annum, is the most complete paper of its in the west. It is especially valuable to Kivt-r nd Merchants.

It contains the complete ommerciul. Uiver and Telegraph news of each Daily sane, besides all the interesting news matter and cdi- irial of the Daily. TERMS STRICILY IN ADVANCE. Dailv. one year, $8,00 Tri-Weekly, one year, 4.00 Weekly, one year, 1,00 To Curr.s.—Tri-Weekly: Five copies for S18; ten )jiies f.ir twenty copies and one to getter up of ub lor $70.

Weekly: Ten copies one to getter up of hirty c'lp'w and one Tri-Weekly, $30; fifty copies It is n-quired that all of a club shall be gent to post Je number maybe sent to different fices, ana the subscriptions may commence at any me Now is time to subscribe. will be continued oirs WBEI OKLT aflrrtspirii- on of subscription. McKEB A FISHBACK, Proprietors. WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CLOCKS! FANCY GOODS! MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigar 3BColcioi-s, dfcc. A FRESH arrival of tha above goods, embracing all the LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS MAY NOW BE SEEK AT THE Store WEBB JL.EE, Which have been selected with the CR ATEST CARE direct from the IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS, By Themselves.

Please Examine the new Styles. efis sepSdawtf Lappin's Block. Jancsvillc. W. H.

TAUMAH, H. W. COLLINS EMPIRE DRUG STORE, ESTABLISHED IN 1845. TALLMAN COLLINS, SUCCESSORS TO olden, Kemp .10 00 PH a tn 0 TALLMAN COLLINS, 1857, IMPORTRES WHOLESALE DEALrns ix East Indian, European American irugJ. Medicines.

Chemicals. Oils. Dye fluffs. Perfumery. T.

ArtMf. I'hvvdan" Ware. Wine- tui'l l.i']'i"r- i'-r dichial Gn-at U'est- eru II, f.ir I'ati-nt All orders fur goods atti toan'l ully derlilawtf TALL'-'AN" 4 Ml r. 0 A 0 9 a. a Ii EF.T.

£, cc 'ji 'f t- tc NOW SELL A GOOD HAT OR CAP HE OP than can be bought Just i thtf iJargcst stock ever bronght to SILK, FUR, FELT. sting in part ef WOOL. STRAW. LEGHORN Caps. Cloth and Velvet In short erery thins 3V IE -A.

Gr in tho line, fur MEN AND BOYS. Fine Hats shaped accurately to tho heitil with tho French Conformatuer, at tiio mayUdawtf JOil.V K. BEALE. 0 ft CO Of all Odors tic Hlost asting 1 IS IDE CHEAPEST ASB BEST PCKFCIIE IS USE. Is Stronger than aiy Imported Article.

ONLY COSTS 25 CiiNTS VZll I101TLK. DAILY GAZETTE. i fl LL Fine Goods! Fin80oods! OWS Wmdn.ir Baziu's Trown Windnor Soap. Coudniy's Floating Honey Soap, fjanieon's, Hose, Ilon--y, Patcborley, Pumice and Ambrosial Soap, bars finiily only kiii'l fit to Military Shaving Galw's, Douglas' Letter. A friend of Senator Douglas furnished the National Intelligencer for publication a copy of the following letter from him on the state of the country CHICAGO, May 10, 18C1.

Mr DEAR SIR deprived of the use of my arms for the present by a severe attack of rheumatism, I am compelled to avail myself of the services of an amanuensis in reply to your two letters. It seems that some of my friends are un able to comprehend the difference between arguments used in favor of an equitable compromise, with the hope of averting the horrors of war, aud those urged in support of the government and flag of our country, when war is being waged against the United States with the avowed purpose of producing a permanent disruption of the Union and a total destruction of its government. All hope of compromise with the cotton states was abandoned when they assumed the position that the separation of the Union was complete and final, and that they would never consent to a reconstruction in any even if we would furnish them with a blank sheet ol paper and permit them to inscribe their own terms. Still the hope was cherished that reasonable and satisfactory terms of adjustment could be agreed apun with Tennessee, North Carolina, and the border states, and Unit whatever terms would prove satisfactory lo these loyal states would create a Union party in ihe cotton states, which would be powerful enough at the ballot box to destroy the revolutionary government, and bring those states back into the Union by the voice of their own people. This hope was cherished by Union men north and south, and was never abandoned until actual war was levied at Charleston aud the authoritative announcement made by the revolutionary government at Montgomery, that the secession ling should be planted upon the walls of the capitol at Washington, and a proclamation issued inviting.the pirates ol the world to prey upou the commerce of the United States.

These startling facts, taken in connection with thu boastful announcement the ravages of war and carnage should be transferred from the cotton fields of the south to the of the norih, fti heat fields and corn fields nish conclusive evidence Oolofince, Bay Knm, Florida VTa'w. of all kinds, at jylSdawtf Fine Sp Toilet Goods RAGS pay the hig RAGS! market price, in CASH or that it was the fixed purpose of the seces sionists utterly to destroy the govern munt of our fathers and obliterate the United States from the map of the world. In view of this state of fact-; there was but one path ol" duty left to patriotic It wan mil a party question, nor a question involving partizan policy ic was a qu-js- tion of government or no government; country or no country; and hence 1'-' came the imperative duty of every Union man, every friend of constitutional liberty, to rully to the support of our common country, its government and as the only means of checking the progress of revolution and of preserving the Union of stales. I unable to answer your questions in rospet-t lo the policy of Lincoln and his cabinet. I am not in thuir confidence, you and tliu country ought to be I am neiiher the supporter of the.

partisan policy nor the apologist for the errors of the, administration. ily previous relations to them remain unchanged but i irnst the time will never come when 1 shall lie unwilling to make any needful sacrifice of personal feeling ami party policy fur ihe honor and integrity of my country. 1 know of no modt; by which a loyal citizen may so well demonstrate his devotion to his country as by sustaining the Bag, the constitution, and the Union, under all circumstances, and under every administration. (regardless of party politics.) against assailants, at and abroad. The coi.rse of Clay Webster towards the administration of Jackson, iu the days of nullification, presents a noble and worthy example for all true patriots.

At the very moment when that fearful crisis was precipitated upon the country, partizan strife between whigs and democrats was quite bitter and relentless as now between democrats and republicans. The gulf which separated party leaders in those days was quite as broad and deep as that which now separates the democracy from the republicans. Hut the moment an enemy rose in our midst, plotting the dis membermeiit of the Union and the destruction of the government, the voice of partisan strife was hushed in patriotic silence. One of the brightest chapters in the history of our country will record the fact that during this eventful period the great leaders thu opposition, sinking the purtizan in the patriot, rushed to the support of the government, and became its ablest and bravest defenders against all assailants until the conspiracy was crushed and abandoned. when they resumed their former positions as party leaders upon political issues.

These acts of patriotic devotion have never been deemed evidences of infidelity or political treachery on the part of Clay and Webster, to the principles and organization of the old whig party. Nor have I any apprehension that the firm and nnanianus support which the democratic leaders and masses arc now giving to the constitution and the Union will be deemed evidences of infidelity lo democratic principles, or a want of loyalty to the organization and creed of ihe democratic parly. If we hope lo regain and perpetuate the ascendancy of our purty, we should never forget that a man can not be a true democrat unless he is a loyal patriot. With the sincere hope that these my conscientious convictions may coincide with those of my friends, I am, very truly, yours, S. A.

DOUGLAS. To Virgil Ilicox, Chairman State Democratic Committee. From the Agency of C. H. Scriven.

FAIRBANKS STANDARD aprl2dly OF AU FAIHBAXKS 4 GREENLEAF, 172 Like street, Chicago. Buy only the R. J. RICIIABPSOX, Jauemrille, Agent. the Agency of S.

P. EYE AMD EAR. DR. F. A.

CADWEL1, Operator on the Eye and Ear. For Defects of Sight and Hearing. R. C. being a regular Physician, with TWI.VTV TEAHB exclusive practice in the treatment of dMeases of theEYK AND EAR, will be found fully qualified give relief or effect a cure in any case within the rcacl of human skill.

fi'o charge for an examination or opinion, or tar f)n. TREATISE os THE EYE AND EAR, of 300 pp, containing Keferences, Testimonials, Description of Dis- eiuies. Casea, and other important matter, illustrated with Cuts, tolie had gratis, by sending Ten Cents to pay pottage. Address Dr. CullVLLL, 93 Uandolph corner Urarhora.

Chicago. 111. aepgdly LOCATED AT IIIC AGO, St. Louis, New Yurk, Philadelphia, Albany, lluffulo, Clbveluud and Jietroit. Scholarship good lliruQ-h the eiitiro chain ot eight Colleges.

Bryant btrattun a Mercantile College atul Bell's CouiniLTCial College," now conducted aa one Inslitution which is the rt-cipient uf au extraordinary and nuprcc'-deiit patronage. LARXOSf BLO Corner Clark and WaohiiigtonStreeu, Chicago. II. B. BRYANT, D.

V. BELL, U. D. STKATTON. Principals and Proprietors.

By this consolidation -the collegiate course of Instituted is greatly enlasgvd with the improvements which tliu tioj-incstf experience of the principals enabk-a them constant iy to introduce for thy benefit of their studeiitd, it iff miuiu greatly superior iu all rfcnpectu. Departments of tk.cK-keeping and Accounts. Urbanized and conducted upon tho Couxiixa KOOM aydteni. tho Ilatld of the study being titled up with ap- p'rupri file C-jUiiLerri, Decks, as liSAL jniil tlie student at once introduced to the practical wui'king4 and routine- of ad conducted iu banka, counting rooiua, railroad oilices, etc. By jpecial arr.ui^eiueut with the Law School of the of Ciiicugu, the dya-Jous of which held in our College roonio, ou: Sludentn are privileged to atteu'i il Itrctureti in this department, and to receive imtrur- iun in thii branch of tlie course, frum tne tf iic.

it learned Prufea-sordut'tlmcScliuul; iid giutittcation to be enabled tu oi- trtlielU KXl'llii'jRBISiKV AM) ADVMJ.TA- "'SPEHCERIAN" PENMANSHIP. -y-iL-ui the BEST known to the world, is 1st Premiums A warded to this College At tin; late L'mted States Fair in 1 and for liErf't Circular and Catalogue of aO furnished gra- ou application to the undersigned. BRYANT, BLLL it STRATTON, Chicago, 111., January '2, '61. Great esteru Kailway Company's sxrnsss FREIGHT LINE, I'fa, Great and CviHitciin-j It'xidt, to and from tjte. Kant and ONTROLLED and operated by the Roads ilie iiue.

itrirral ftii'l Ticket oCSce, corne of Lake ami stret-ts, 1'ackage-i Via. Suspension Bridge." Merchaui.4 tho are to call at the Cviitpiiny's Freight and Ticket oflicei fur billa tliug. Xicki-td, 1'. Beticb, 273 Broiulway, New York; Oti- iuL.ill. State Bt.

Julius Muviu-, ii Ta! Unllalu; A. MeMilhtu, J. tpicer, Detroit. A. and cor Lake and DeiirLorii March Utii.

AM) Reduced Prices LOCK'S. FUST Rt-cuived, a large lot of Frcsli Fruits, Hermetically Sealed, bought within the lajt month, in New York and Balti- 'jie, at very lir.v priced, aud will be sold the lie iwiug are Huiue of the retail prices: i'redli 1'me Apple, per jar 8 shillmg-J. 3 Wh-jrtteberried" 3 3 Ciierrit-9, black, red en I v-'How, 3 shilling'. The above are put up full quail ari-l are wurmnted to ret; iat i and are wholly uu'iku dried trti.t coolred fruit, truit pre.serveJ in uiigar. The valuable whcu for putting up frutin itgrtin, and cau repeat wily; they ary worth 1- ahilHugt per dozeu.

empty. pared and stoned, in three pound cans, nest Baltimore i'eaches 4-JC Tomatoes, Lobsters, 35u50c Clnms, Sr Pickles, 20, SO, 50, Tic Catsup, Sances, Jellies, in good supply. IVhruary I'Jth. 1861. febWdawtf No.

100 Lake Street, Chicago, REMIUM Maker and Hair Jewelry, manufactures all kinds of HAIR JEWELRY, BRACELETS, NBCK LACES, BAR DROPS, PINS, DilAUX, SWITCHES, ETC. The fullowing measures mifc-t be taken to in i lire a lit: ton wins. 1. The round of the head. 2.

From the foreluM'Itotueiieck. 3 From ear to ear. 4. From ear over the crown to ear. VULTEU.

1. The rouud of tho Lead. Fr forehead to extent S.F car to enr. 4. Across the bald ulace over the crown.

Every Article "Warranted Satisfactory It need be on'y added that Mr. Ohswaldt has been for a term of years malinger uf Bachelor's wo rid ren-n ed bndinces in New York, and that he received at the lato United States Fair the first aud only premium over all competitors from every part of the Union, also frum different other State and Mechanic Curs. 1 ly-iveowl "HoRROBS OF fTHE MIDDLE the examination of ilie cuse of Salver Brutus yesterday, Mr. Milo it. Bobbins, who was one of the crew who shin to go on a whaling voyage, teatiliea" tho number of slaves that were intend to lie placed on board thu Brutus' wis probably about upwards of 50 of the slaves were drowned in being con veyed from the shore to the ship, and that over 100 were suffocated on the passage to 2uba.

so that out of the 700 slaves they landed somewhere in the vicinity of women and Boston Traveler. House. Jacesville, January 13ti, 1660 O. To Sell or Rent! A fiOllD Mourini; Mill, with two run of burrp, and a Suw Mill, uell located and in good condition, JOHN at Plattrrtlle, TTli. 1 A NEW Rock DrilliDC Machine of Oilmoro's Patent, tiu be.it machine in use, operated by one and Drills fn.m 8 to 10 lent per day in lime rock.

Does tht- best work. By expansion the drill i kept of uniform Machines bniit to order. Town county and st-'ite rightd tor aalo. Thoao who want drill- inij done can addrejri me at Jaaesville, Wisconsin. L.

M. 17th. 1S01. 3'Jwtf Forte and Organ! 3VERS. S.

FOOR3D, ILL lie nappy to give instruction to thoso who may di-t-ire it, in PiANO FORTE ORGAN MUSIC, ll.iri'i'rjiy rind OH ihrL-n s-'iitb vf tho Methodist chmcb. N. Instruction given nt the residenceoi'Lerpnpils fdedired. Jttpeaville, Feb. 21,1861, feb21dly To the Public! ODD Illinois nncurrcnt niidbniketi batik bills wanted.

Wo are (in-pared to pay thu highest price for nncurrent fundi in gold, good Wisconsin mcrchnn dize. McKKY 4 I1KO. I'. an establishment at also an tnt at Springfield. Ill, therefore enablins us to on the most favoruWtT terms.

aUo to jiay ths lifrhost price for all classes of broken and funds. in Oold for sale. jySdawtf McKET it JOB 13 I NEW GOODS. HE have formed a copartnership under tlie name of OTTMAN BLANOT, and opened in RICHARDSON'S BLOCK, Main Street, Janesville, the beat stock of TF3i Cft f3 efiS JS la. ever brought into Wisconsin, and which they will sell at Such low Prices as have never been known in JaneavUle.

THESE ARE INDISPUTABLE FACTS and we challenge the clusest examination, that such an ei.iuiiu.Uiuu will prove the truth ol what we The goods were bought directly from tho manufacturers, and are tho BEST CUSTOM WORK to be found in the market. They have been selected by a perMuU who iiaa beta iu the the thirty yean, and will bear lavorublu couiparidon wit" iu In cuunoctiuu with our ioloarouni, we have establiou- Q'l A M1XUFACTU8IXG DEPiRTJIEXT and engaged a tmiicrior foreman who will employ none but experienced and gyvJ wurkuieii. We uituud to uiakuoLLT vvurk ia Uiid Superior to -A. h.i ever before got up in this city. ALL WORK WARRANTED.

Wo tuk the attention of the public to our stock of goodu couUdcut that we can utfer BETTER INDUCEMENTS to thnri any other tradtrs or nianuiUctnrera in this or cu Uit; siatv. All s.i'.'.--i cxclii-iveiy forcaah, and In evary instance thti L-owest Price will be Fixed apon every article offered by BLANuT. Jancflvillc, April llth, 1861. npUiUwtt IT PlYSTlT PAYS! TO XJ3E TIZE Extract Tzuqius. Musk TALLMAN COLLINS.

House and Lot for Sale. 1 4 in i-iock ot at.d ul will iurc at the onicv a FOR CiTY AMD COUHTY ORDER A tiie Hardware alors ui II. J. RICHARDSON, august 31st, 0. MDldtf Cocoaice for sne Hair.

Camphor Ire, ice u-iii lii; -i 1m- Atnat 1,. ft. declTdtf Pe.ir-le's Dn: St.re it To AVii AM i.u'.v 1 aa Cuaiact inilnl to ivntu i iii-'d in this whi Joiiccru: ILree years since 1 re my I'l ch ft r- i -lillllul 1 V.U., iinir.cll! very little uf rcllti. The iJjc whh'h 1 ul ti. unc rw.irdd tiK-d au on Th uca'as.

1 visi man lCl. ii. lit; nh 'be iiierti'-ualile 1.1.-— ana a much In- illii Tllji. VAL.HKN. me ti'jw i-ur.

t-ai. (by the Our ia wan anted Coal at 5 A Nu.L i Piano, 1 pHE subscriber avery toned Piano Forte Iliph Strict. llrown. Allen 'suiake. Bor-toli.

wliirh be will sell tor its ue. oriloo niicli are by It is fullv warranti'd and be a.iM iit once 1 and examineforyonrself. UEOKC.K K. LAN'K. WATCHES! MADE BY THE American Watch Company, AT MASS.

THE BEST WATCH MADE. A Assortment on hand and for sale at Mannljctnrei'ii Ketail I'ricfs. Clocks, Silver Ware, JcAvelry, ic. All goods sold by me are warranted to give satiafaction or money refunded. attention HM WATf iir.3.

Jewelry and Clocks repairal and cleaned in jrood ritvle. Cl-il! FOB OLD SILVSK. S. C. Myers' Block.

LL octlTdwtf W. New Carriage rilllE opened in thi i city, cornero: JL Milwaukee and lituflf of the river. Recent Large Additions TO OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Elavu made Gazctto OfEco ouc of rl Best Jobbing Oiiices in the "West, and without any superior in our STEM POWER AND FAST PRESSES wo are enabled to execute onler for ivct'Iiwith a OP 3ST ESS in section of tho state, anil IN STYLE AND NEAT fl ESS we a with any or nil. TTehavein mir taste au.l i'i n.A cxcci ed by THE PEJR.SOXAI4 ofonn of the prupfi-torM is ai- in tho nillctf, and if an Is c.u.Miitted Ly tho thejob will bfl witlmut charge. AVe invit.j the attt-iiiii-t: ofnur fritridrf to our Work and our facilities for Esccuting- It, in the n-ji- that they will bo E.NTIUKLV tfATItfFIKD not onlv with the niannc-r in which their ori'ers tilled, but the priciM Ilolt.

Uoweu f.rcrurm wh.isc uuy where, or ATTENTION every jub don. PEOPLE'S DBUG STOSE, West Kilwaakcc Street, JAXMVII.LK, Gr. R. Curtis, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECAHY, K.it"-' onlwn'iafiill to tho Urui st-ekof S5 -t nuil alwuyi a SST nro price. the 1 i -t at tho Painting- Alii jf nit-lit.

Dye Stnffs, Oil nail Kcrtraens Cil b-j-t ami I Kercscno and Fluid Lamps II A 1) COMBS T04LST AHTIC2.23 Hair Utlouuil Poiimilts, PORTE sjires, XIC K-. TOILET SOAPS, CHEAP FOR CASH. TMH. UankolTfl. it.

Bank Dills. ti.e uf LI3T. l.i:.li,.:-M ii Bank, S-. HRQ. ROCK 3 i OI WEST SIB3 OF 1'EB I ONE BLuCIi liLLliW Tiii: Jnuesvilie, 7.

Dr.iiil- Greatly Eeduccd Prices. Tin- til KM- item! fit to wUli Janesville, i't-i UAlIilTS. fiUILD, AXGFLL A VV. G. nearly Se-lmyler Hfm- purpose manufacturing all kinrla new shop for tho of I intend to keep constantly on band a variety of C.ir- to unit 1 cnrploy tirstclnsj oaatcrn i- stock and eastern timber that in iSiu and Blac worknion au'l can Repairing, done on n- tice it -nti jwM pui.

ta, und can g. In-e the very best to do Better Coaca Paiating- over bevi; iluuc in tlio north wot. All of prutlucc, wood, lumber, ta.k«n in payment ior work. AU warranted. O.

TV. ML April 2l'h, COME. 10 HoEskfads of the New Sugars I AM putting up 1G ponnJa ofs'-niw culund Sncpr for l.oO. Ibn kiln Dried Apploi 1.00 16 sun li No. 1 IvcToarueOil.

a-g-jc-d ia tla-rc is in the stati-, or I'er A choice 4s per i.ilh.n. A il v- I at no ct3 Ib. AU other priced. I aud4 i r.ii-.-i! tliia stat--. wirr.intc.l from -nl r-t-'l.

Tili ucvv. and I cum it 1-L- 'jive a i S. II. CULVKR. i mariedawtf Opposite the Americau Hotel.

rtsl TRUSTS, on hand a kimls of French Ciu, ETC. and an brat liiiia.l U'iln-. ill OU EASTERN 0 3 I 17 rpo- i tfall -iize Slwtf I by T.U.;.MA:,' at MOKI6AOES BLANK LJJAS Ea JfCB SAtit.